Why You Shouldn't Stack Rocks on Hikes

Stacking rocks, also known as "cairn stacking," might seem like innocent fun on a hike, but there's a good reason to resist the urge. In many natural environments, stacking rocks can disrupt the local ecosystem and harm the habitat for small creatures. It's like rearranging furniture in someone else's house without asking! Cairn stacking can mislead hikers who rely on natural trail markers, potentially leading to confusion and getting lost. Let's leave the rock arranging to nature and enjoy the beauty of the trail without unintentionally causing environmental hiccups. After all, nature's artistry doesn't need our assistance! 🌿🚫🗿

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